Comments on: Sites & Visualforce: Some early lessons http://theEnforcer.net/2009/07/sites-visualforce-some-early-lessons/ a force.com blog Thu, 29 Jul 2010 23:10:55 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: William Rhamey http://theEnforcer.net/2009/07/sites-visualforce-some-early-lessons/comment-page-1/#comment-71025 William Rhamey Fri, 31 Jul 2009 17:04:14 +0000 http://theEnforcer.net/?p=103#comment-71025 It really seems like you are getting into this. I have become quite the fan of it since digging into it as well. It is a really deep platform that lets us make super fast applications. Good to see you having fun with it. It really seems like you are getting into this. I have become quite the fan of it since digging into it as well. It is a really deep platform that lets us make super fast applications. Good to see you having fun with it.

]]> By: The Enforcer http://theEnforcer.net/2009/07/sites-visualforce-some-early-lessons/comment-page-1/#comment-71024 The Enforcer Wed, 29 Jul 2009 09:25:10 +0000 http://theEnforcer.net/?p=103#comment-71024 Wow, I'm honoured to be visited by the famous Mr Mountjoy himself! (For those people unaware, you'll find his name attached to many articles regarding Sites & Visualforce.) Thanks for the tip about http -- it'll make things go speedier! Wow, I’m honoured to be visited by the famous Mr Mountjoy himself! (For those people unaware, you’ll find his name attached to many articles regarding Sites & Visualforce.)

Thanks for the tip about http — it’ll make things go speedier!

]]> By: Jon Mountjoy http://theEnforcer.net/2009/07/sites-visualforce-some-early-lessons/comment-page-1/#comment-71023 Jon Mountjoy Wed, 29 Jul 2009 07:27:08 +0000 http://theEnforcer.net/?p=103#comment-71023 Nice post! I'm glad the challenge is pushing you in that direction, and hope that it rewards you. Thanks for the hint about Firefox. I guess that introduces insecurity in a local environment, but for development purposes that would be great. You can also just access your site without SSL - at least on Developer Environments. Log on, then remove the "s" - ie. go to http://na6.salesforce.com/ or whatever your instance is. If that doesn't work, go to Setup | Security Controls | Session Settings | Require Secure Connections and ensure it's not set. Again, good for development - I don't recommend that for production. As an aside, if you're just looking at extending existing list/create/view screens, you can do quite a bit in Visualforce without using Apex, and just using the default controllers. Nice post! I’m glad the challenge is pushing you in that direction, and hope that it rewards you.

Thanks for the hint about Firefox. I guess that introduces insecurity in a local environment, but for development purposes that would be great. You can also just access your site without SSL – at least on Developer Environments. Log on, then remove the “s” – ie. go to http://na6.salesforce.com/ or whatever your instance is. If that doesn’t work, go to Setup | Security Controls | Session Settings | Require Secure Connections and ensure it’s not set. Again, good for development – I don’t recommend that for production.

As an aside, if you’re just looking at extending existing list/create/view screens, you can do quite a bit in Visualforce without using Apex, and just using the default controllers.

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